Expo 74 in Spokane Seen Aiding Area Despite Disruptions
Expo 74 president King F. Cole releases an environmental impact statement for the Havermale Island exposition on the Spokane River. The 126 page report notes potential temporary housing and traffic disruption and possible rises in CO and particulates, but predicts no lasting river pollution with the new treatment facility. An expected five million visitors over six months could strain city services, and planners are urged to involve citizen groups to manage impacts while maintaining the May 1 1974 opening timeline.
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Spokane
UPD
King F. ‘Cole
Cole
Havermale Island
Bomb Found On Airliner Bound for Los Angeles
A Trans World Airlines flight from Kennedy Airport to Los Angeles returned to base after a live bomb was found in the cockpit. An anonymous caller demanded 2 million dollars in ransom, with two bags and a note threatening bombs every four hours for 24 hours if unmet. Police removed four pounds of explosives and evacuated 45 passengers as crews secured the plane.
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New York
UPI
Trans World Airlines
Los Angeles
Kennedy Airport
TWA
Kennedy
Port Authority
New York City
Vit
Cowboys Leave Limping at Houston Rodeo
At the Houston rodeo in the Astrodome seven cowboys were hurt or limped away, including Fred Baxter of Wynnewood Oklahoma who suffered a broken jaw in two places after a bull ride. Other injured listed include Al Grieve Crown Point New Mexico Rodney Rodgers Wiland Wyoming John McAlester Checotah Oklahoma Tim Prather Snyder Texas and Mark Schricker Canon City Colorado. Top money winner Wayne Spencer Cushing Oklahoma earned 5135 in calf roping while Ronnye Sewalt Chico Texas won the all around title with 5025 in calf roping and steer wrestling, lifting his year total to 9088 as Phil Lyne George West Texas led the all around standings with 12132 and Larry Mahan Brooks Oregon stood third with 8313. Event leaders include J C Bonine Hyshami Montana saddle bronc riding 6776 Gary Tucker Carlsbad New Mexico bareback bronc riding 8986 John Quintana Eugene Oregon bull
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Denver
UPI
Houston
Astrodome
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Fred Baxter
Wynnewood
Okla
al Grieve
Crown Point
N.M
Rodney Rodgers
Sewall
Phil Lyne
George West
Tex
Larry Mahan
Brooks, Ore
Catholic Priest Pushes Civil Rights Support
Catholic activist Father James Groppi told Gonzaga students that civil rights issues in the United States, Vietnam and Ireland are the same. He urged voter registration, ending the Indochina War, and ousting President Nixon as key goals and criticized U.S. policy toward disenfranchised groups.
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Spokane
Wash
James Groppi
United States
Vietnam
Ireland
Milwaukee
Gonzaga
Nixon
America
U.S
Groppi
Boise Victim Recovering After Loader Rescue
Ronald Davis, 21, of Boise, was rescued from beneath a front end loader that tipped over on him beside Interstate 80. The accident occurred Monday and rescuers took more than an hour to free him. State police report Davis lost control of the vehicle in the emergency lane.
Calf Roping and Team Roping Earnings Listed
Boise Idaho rider Dean Oliver netted 8,914 dollars, Hereford Texas rider Bussy Kaul earned 11,534, Gary Gist of Lakeside California posted 2,382 in team roping, with steer wrestling paying 6,089. The entries reflect event payouts across calf roping and team roping categories.
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Dean Oliver
Boise
Idaho
Bussy Kaul
Hereford
Tex
Gary Gist
Lakeside
Calif
Guard officer hunts missing telephones shipp ed to coast
SPOKANE UP Chief Warrant Officer Rodney Snyder, property book officer for the 1st Battalion 161st Mechanized Infantry Division of the Washington Army National Guard, suspects his five field telephone units were mistakenly shipped to Vietnam after seeing a photo of Captain James F. Love opening a box of apples in a Seattle newspaper. Snyder fears a $250 replacement cost if the units aren’t recovered and hopes Captain Love can help locate them.
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Spokane
Rodney Snyder
Snyder
161St Mechanized “Infantry Division
Washington Army National Guard
Vietnam
United Press
Seattle” Post Intelligencer
Camp Murray
Murder Suspect Could Get Bail
Mass murder suspect Juan V. Corona could be eligible for bail if California’s capital punishment ban remains in effect when the ruling becomes final. Visiting Judge Patton said the ruling isn’t final yet due to a rehearing request by the attorney general. Corona is charged with the 25 killings of itinerant farm workers around the Feather River in 1971.
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Yuba City
Calif
UPD
Juan V. Corona
California
High Tribunal
Richard Hawk
Corona
Daily Bee: Fast results in daily edition
The Daily Bee promises speedy results in its daily publication, delivering concise news bits and outcomes for quick reader updates. This issue emphasizes rapid reporting and brief summaries from ongoing events.
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